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"The further away the better? Factors influencing the public's location preferences for mobile phone base stations."![]()
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Fresh publication from the IU International team! 📢![]()
- Which locations the public prefers for mobile phone base stations? ![]()
Across all 10 countries included in the study, respondents consistently showed a preference for sites that are farther away. Also, less aesthetically appealing locations (e.g., industrial settings) tended to be more acceptable than others.![]()
- Which are the underlying reasons for these preferences? In addition to distance, factors such as signal reception, exposure to electromagnetic fields, and visual appearance all play a role in shaping public attitudes.![]()
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This successful collaboration between the SeaWave Project and GOLIAT Project marks a significant milestone for the European Research Cluster on EMF and Health (CLUE-H). ![]()
Congratulations to the authors and all partners who contributed to this extensive study across 10 European countries.![]()
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More details in the paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272494426001714![]()
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#5G, #HorizonEurope, #EMF, #PublicHealth
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How is our exposure to electromagnetic fields evolving with 5G—and what does this mean for health, the environment, and future 6G systems?![]()
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These questions brought together 120+ experts at an international workshop organised by the Institute of Non-Ionizing Radiation (INIS) 🌍![]()
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The event showcased cutting-edge research from the EU SeaWave Project (with INIS as partner) and the wider CLUE-H European cluster on EMF and Health.![]()
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🔍 Key takeaways:![]()
• New insights into EMF exposure and health risk assessment for 5G and beyond![]()
• Advances in measurement techniques and real-world exposure evaluation![]()
• Emerging challenges: beamforming, drones, smart industry![]()
• Strengthening the scientific basis for safe and trusted wireless deployment![]()
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The plenary was delivered by Theodoros Samaras, presenting key SEAWave results and their implications for future networks.![]()
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📡 As wireless technologies continue to evolve, coordinated European research is essential to:![]()
✔️ Close knowledge gaps![]()
✔️ Support evidence-based regulation![]()
✔️ Build public trust![]()
✔️ Enable innovation across health, transport, and smart cities![]()
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👏 Great to see such strong collaboration across science, industry, and policy!![]()
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#emf, #5G #6G #wirelesstechnology #PublicHealth #EUresearch #HorizonEurope #DigitalTransformation #SmartCities #Industry40 #riskassessment #clueh #seawave
New Research Alert 🚨![]()
"Characterization of EMF exposure induced by French cellular networks' is a new study of the SeaWave Project which provides a comprehensive evaluation of electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure in French 4G/LTE networks, introducing a novel metric to better quantify network radiated energy efficiency 💡 📶 📡 👥 ![]()
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The teams of Télécom Paris and CEA combine field measurements with computational modeling to assess both uplink (UL) and downlink (DL) contributions across different service types (VoCS, VoLTE, VoIP, and SFTP). ![]()
The authors introduce the novel Radiated Energy per Bit Transmitted (REBT) metric to quantify network radiated energy efficiency, while characterizing TX power patterns across different services, revealing higher mean-to-maximum power ratios for data services compared to voice calls. ![]()
The study establishes an important methodological framework, combining the global exposure index with detailed transfer function analysis, providing critical insights for both current 4G and emerging 5G exposure assessments.![]()
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#EMFexposure, #PublicHealth, #CellularNetworks, #NewMetric, #HORIZON_Europe![]()
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Read the full paper here:
Characterization of EMF exposure induced by French cellular networks - Annals of Telecommunications
link.springer.com
This study presents a comprehensive evaluation of electromagnetic exposure in operational French fourth generation (4 G)/long term evolution (LTE) networks, combining field measurements with computati...
When we talk about RF-EMF exposure, we usually think about our own phones. But what about the signals we absorb just by standing in a crowd? 👥 📶 🏙️![]()
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Most research focuses on the person holding the phone. But this new study of the SEAWave Project looks at the bystander: the person standing next to the 5G or Wi-Fi user. ![]()
A total of 16,900 measurement points were collected in Greece across 76 microenvironments in urban, suburban, and rural locations, under both high- and low-traffic conditions. ![]()
Results show that bystander exposure is characterized by low average levels with intermittent high peaks while the exposure patterns are strongly dependent on both the type of environment and the location. DL exposure from BSs dominates in urban areas, whereas UL exposure from mobile devices is more significant in rural regions with lower BS density.![]()
These findings provide an important reference for understanding real-world exposure scenarios and can inform future monitoring strategies, network planning, and risk assessment of RF-EMF exposure in public spaces.![]()
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#5G, #WIFI, #emfexposure, #PublicHealth, #bystander_exposure, #Horizon_Europe
link.springer.com
The rapid growth of mobile communication technologies and the introduction of new cellular networks have led to increased public exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMFs), raising co...